كتاب · Quo Vadis
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المؤلف: Henryk Sienkiewicz
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"If they sue to recover, what'll you do?" ventured Tanner
hesitatingly.
"God knows!" answered Schofield and laughed bitterly. "I haven't
got a thing on earth but the Charming Lass, an' this year I
haven't caught enough fish to pay for my new mains'l. My credit
is still good at Bill Boughton's, but that's all."
"But the cottage--"
"That is my mother's, and they could never get that. If they sue
and I lose they must take the Lass, and after they've subtracted
the judgment from the sale price I suppose I'll get the
rest--maybe enough to buy a second-hand sloop."
"Yes, but that isn't the worst part of it, Code. As soon as they
bring suit they will attach the schooner, so that even if the
trial doesn't come up for weeks you still can't use her, and will
have to sit around idle or go hand-lining in your dory. And you
know what that means with winter comin' on."
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